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alrlroipsp

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    Comment #36998909

    The summary seems to ignore upstream. They did infact removed polkit : https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/mozilla-vpn-client/pull/70... refactor auth using D-Bus: https://github.com…

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    Comment #36970750

    Free vs monthly cost. What is there to elaborate on?

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    Comment #36653247

    > they seem to highlight some text in a sentence by making it blue, but it's not a link. Quite annoying. This is a blast from the past, indeed! Blue links is the ancient default wh…

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    Comment #36653237

    [flagged]

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    Comment #35598590

    > the freedom you have by right That's not how law works.

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    Comment #35374849

    Just uninstall and get old versions at https://www.sublimetext.com/2 or https://www.sublimetext.com/3 Since you are licensed you can just disable update check. I used my licensed o…

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    Comment #35374809

    Come on, just pay for good software.

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    Comment #35358438

    The claim is in the quote itself, in their use of the expression "as if" ... You could also call it a baseless rant.

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    Comment #33734648

    Betteridge's law of headlines is an adage that states: "Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no."

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    Comment #33665068

    > I want it to appear at some_ip:443 on my Mac, not on something like localhost:8443 You can add hostnames to /etc/hosts if "localhost" bothers you. Then you map ports to host port…

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    Comment #33631849

    Nature without mushrooms would be sick. They are essential for breaking down organic matter.

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    Comment #33562635

    ~7B of those would not pick up a new fringe language either way.

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    Comment #33562517

    > At first glance it looks a lot like Go But, this is not at all how go looks: fn add(a: i32, b: i32) => i32 { return a+b } It looks heavily inspired from the syntax used in rust o…

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    Comment #33562249

    Thanks for sharing that video.

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    Comment #33492062

    > So the only reason for providing attribution will be as a product feature that some developers might want to use. Not at all. The reason for providing attribution is to create a …

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    Comment #33492046

    I don't think most open source dev:s want CoPilot or a FOSS alternative for this very reason: Code assist AI does no attribution. This removes engagement between the dev and librar…

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    Comment #33491635

    Just use aws sdk.

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    Comment #33490908

    Insisting on highly skilled developers burning out just to reach some quarterly goal. I don't know if you can make a more obvious example as to why the elite needs to hang.

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    Comment #33432312

    I'm glad that you have no idea about the future.

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    Comment #33408501

    We are "engineers who spent their teens and twenties coding like that was the meaning to life, all suffer from deep regret, burnout, resentment, depression". Who is you? Not a come…

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    Comment #33403913

    Most if not all ANCIENT assembers did a 1-pass translation of input source and thus would not recognize tokens that was referenced but not yet declared. Hence you declare your vari…

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    Comment #33403871

    Meh. I still remember my ICQ #.

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    Comment #33403832

    Iirc MS-DOS 5 and older was DEBUG.COM. Many shipped apps in MS-DOS 6 had became .EXE:s. One limit of a .COM is that it is one segment size (64 kilobytes) max file size.

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    Comment #33403820

    As seen in 2022: Hello world example with 350 contributors. Beat the enterprise Fizbuzz by 25 contribs.